Accessing the Environment

Accessing your Virtual Machine

1. Access the workshop Attendee URL here
2. Log in with your IBM ID.
3. If you don't already have an IBM ID, you will need to create one here
4. When prompted, enter the workshop password: password
5. Open your virtual machine using the big blue button under 'VM Remote Console'.

1. Log into the RHEL virtual machine with password: p@ssw0rd (that's a zero). You may already be logged in when first accessing the VM.

You may need to hit your Enter key to reach the login page.

If you run into an issue where your mouse pointer is not visible, try to open the Virtual Machine in a different browser. If that doesn't work, try to open the VM in a new window with the button in the top right of the VM.

Please do not log off or reboot the Virtual Machine, as that will disconnect the VPN.

Accessing OpenShift web console

1. Go to the OpenShift Cluster here
2. Use your credentials in the table below.

Connecting to OpenShift via the CLI

To access OpenShift via the CLI, you must first ssh to one of our WSC Linux guests from the Windows Virtual Machine.

ssh userNN@192.168.176.61

Then paste your oc login command.

OpenShift credentials

You can find your Environment Number on the TechZone Workshop page in the 'Your Environment' section.

Environment Number	NN	Username	Password
1	01	user01	p@ssw0rd
2	02	user02	p@ssw0rd
3	03	user03	p@ssw0rd
4	04	user04	p@ssw0rd
5	05	user05	p@ssw0rd
6	06	user06	p@ssw0rd
7	07	user07	p@ssw0rd
8	08	user08	p@ssw0rd
9	09	user09	p@ssw0rd
10	10	user10	p@ssw0rd
11	11	user11	p@ssw0rd
12	12	user12	p@ssw0rd
13	13	user13	p@ssw0rd
14	14	user14	p@ssw0rd
15	15	user15	p@ssw0rd
16	16	user16	p@ssw0rd
17	17	user17	p@ssw0rd
18	18	user18	p@ssw0rd
19	19	user19	p@ssw0rd
20	20	user20	p@ssw0rd
21	21	user21	p@ssw0rd
22	22	user22	p@ssw0rd
23	23	user23	p@ssw0rd
24	24	user24	p@ssw0rd
25	25	user25	p@ssw0rd
26	26	user26	p@ssw0rd
27	27	user27	p@ssw0rd
28	28	user28	p@ssw0rd
29	29	user29	p@ssw0rd
30	30	user30	p@ssw0rd